FAQs

1. Diaphragm pumps: These pumps use a flexible diaphragm to displace the fluid through the system.

2. Centrifugal pumps: These pumps use a rotating impeller to increase the velocity of the fluid, which is then directed to the system's outlet.

3. Metering pumps: These pumps are designed to deliver precise and accurate amounts of fluid. They are often used in chemical processing applications where exact measurements are critical.

4. Peristaltic pumps: These pumps use a flexible tubing to compress and move the fluid through the system. They are often used for dosing and metering applications in the chemical industry.

5. Piston pumps: These pumps use a reciprocating piston to draw fluid into a chamber and then push it out through the system's outlet.

6. Rotary pumps: These pumps use a rotating mechanism to move the fluid through the system. The most common type of rotary pump is the gear pump, which uses interlocking gears to move the fluid.

All Pumps has been pump manufacturing business since 1995, using the most advanced technology and are totally interchangeable with several other world popular brands of solids-handling self-priming trash pumps. Their design permits easy and fast access to inside parts, to clean up and for easy handling. 

ALL PUMPS ST Series self priming centrifugal water pump has very special design features, such as heavy duty solids-handling, with reprime capability, advanced design and maintenance features. Nowadays new generation Super ST3/4/6/8/10 Non Clog Self Priming Sewage Pumps are available.

Our premium product self priming pump have been widely accepted in various industries which including water and waste water treatment, municipal, mining and steel, oil-gas exploration by self priming oil pump, agriculture and dood industries, paint and petro-chemical processing, pulp and paper, energy and power industries.

Your new self priming pump will require priming before it can be used. Self priming pumps do need water in the line to operate. Always read the manufacturers manual with your pump prior to use. In case of fluid evaporation during the initial priming it is wise to re prime a 2nd time prior to first use engine driven slurry pump.

Air can typically get into the pressure pump pipeline reference below 4 points:

1. The water tank is a reasonable distance from the house

2. Your water pump sits higher than your water source and there is a straight pipe from the water source to the pump

3. The pipe from your tank supply to your water pump has a lot of bends or elbows

4. Loose connections or cracked pipes

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Normally your self priming pump is mounted on the ground surface level there are various signals that indicate maintenance is needed.

Example:

• Leaking pump – replace the seal.

• Audible noise from the pump – bearings may be worn.